The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-16
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS CT TIEE TWO STATES TOLD
II PARAGRAPHS.


A Dog at Dawson Proves a Great Sue
coss as 4 Chicken Tender-H Houston 9
Grand Jury Rake5 Over the County
Ohcers With O. Sharp Stick-A Saw
Etill Near Brunswick Makes a New
Departure.
GEORGIA.
Rain is ;roaty needed for the oat crop in
Glynn county.
The city al Athens uses IL, 900 gallons OF
water per dAy.
1t is runlorel that 4 cotton compress will
bo Brunswiol's next enterprise.
1t is rumored that another rug boat will
soon be put or Brun9wici waters
Over $9o0 worth OF goods was sold by one
of Patterscn'S business house, in one day
last week.
The stockholders of the Perry Variety
Works have applied 10 Houston Superior
Court for charter
From Jan. i, 1886. to April l, 1887, the en-
CINE at the Rome water works made 1905
l64 revolutions, and pumped l05 2S5, 794 gal
Ions of water
Rain is very much needed in Houston
county. The earth is so dry that seed re-
Gently planted have not gerluinated. The
growth OF vegetation is very much RETARDED
Last Friday morning small boy named
Crawford, Of Kingsville, had the misfortune
TO have his arm caught in n machine and
fnutilated so bad that amputation wa neces
ssxy.
n movement is now Oh foot to organize a
Gt4ck company tc establish large WOODEN
Ill at Dalton. The capital stock will be
out SOC, 900, which is now being rapidly
ZEN.
The Dalton broom factory is now an abso-
Y IN Certainty the raou:sifa Stn.ly fO,. i+r
instruction has all been subscribed Work
- the factory will begin at the earliest
Qucticable moment
An n illiam Holman, the condemned muir
Fer of Matilda Gudger in Jail at Calhoun,
5 completely FRUSTRATED when he learned
. she Supreme Court decision, refusing to
Int him a new trial
he time of holding Applmg County Court
x been changed from the first Monday to
n first Friday in zach month. By this ar
3gement the County Court and Ordinary's
Xonrt will not conflict.
4. fer1ys municipal election has just occur
The following gentlemen were re
cted: For Mayor, John H. Hodges; for
dermen, F. S. Cater, J. w. Clark, T. VI
tllan, c. H. Moore, A. B. Schilling and
s. Tounsley.
a large tract of woods near Bluffs Chapel,
out miles from Perry on the Fort Val
road, was burned over last Sunday. 1t
supposed the fire originated near the mill
fhTough carelessness of some negroes who
ID been fishing there Saturday night.
rtunateay no damage was done further
IA the burning Of the woods.
Il. J. Anderson, of Perry, was called to
lasn county last Thursday by a telegram
~ his brother, Robert s. Anderson, was
4cusly i'll. He found his brother dead, he
ing been stricken with paralysis that
rning and lived only six hours afterward.
8 Anderson was first paralyaed about
the second one.
recording to the Spring Place Times
fray county has the honor of having the
ina and only belled busEard This tin
habulois fowl was seen by several
tes lately soaring in lofty grandeur
und the highest peak of the Cohuttah
ge. The Times says that il has been all
the United States and now comes home
Owl Hollow to die
Masonic Lodge will be instituted at
omingdale, ! 10 Central railroad on
dnesday next. 1t will be known as the
-. Turner iodge-named in honor of the
ented Turner, Past Master of Solomons
zee No l, Of Savannah. Past Master r.
~. Smith, of Bryan, with j. p Jones and
=. Horping, viii be on hand with dis
alton from the Grand Lodge to organize
<91k tunnel 800 feet deep has been dug at
Legal Tender mines on Cohuttah noun
Galena ore and carbonate of silver
[xe been found. The vein of galena is 200
wide, and the carbonate Of silver about
teet Inc two ores assay a good per
Of metal. The veins are located
city under the lofty peak known as Fort
ntain, whose blue outlines can be plainly
from Dalton.
harles Deubler, of Dawson, has Shep-
dog that drives his chickens ND at night
Dut shutdown the dog begins his rounds
- the premises and never stops until every
~ is driven up and Is in the hen-house
chicken shows a disposition not to retire
3 roosting place, the dog drives it in the
khouse and stands guard at the door until
Chicken takes perch on the roost, when
noWzll start out after Others.
nlbotton Nete Era: Dr. J. H. Bryan. of
view, was in town yesterday and was
much puzzled ovar kind Of wasp on
Shdauber he had captured ON the road TO
Mbotton. He showed it TO a number Of
sned scientists, and they could not tell
ma what it was. He viii send it to tho
kebkRssor Of entomology at Washington, d.
E-e<ender the advice of Hon. Henry Persons.
@zr9pogy Is a study of great possibilities.
tnere is no telling what may become of DR..
1(ynn's bug.
re First Baptist church in Dalton has
1ething of history 1t is the oldest hell
Alton, and was the first to awaken the
los IL the valley in which Dalton stands.
luEtg the war il was removed to Macon
- placed in the First Baptist church of
z4ok kity. After several years duty there
IA Whs finally taken back to Dalton. II is
- Argest bell III that place, and its mellow
$3.50 can be hoard many miles away on
n<ot Sabbath evenings
n. ID boys of Centreville have got a good
on Mr.. Evans, of that place. He has
4"Rold fever, occasioned by the discov
q the precious metal in that nciehbor-
- not long since. Some OF the bows cot
@&'isr about gallon of small pieces of
E and scattered them promisciiously i'm
adjacent stream. Evans found
-. and put in three of the hardest DAYS
~ Of his life in his new find" but "all's
gold that glitters," and he has
- it out TO his utter disgust.
Let Tuesday afternoon it was reported in
1xy that d, H. Culler's residence. lust
<ff that town, was on fire, and then IL was
IA that A. l.. Millers house was burning
~ twenty men Immediately went b.
" what assistance they could. The
y near the houses mentioned were on
put by earnest and effective work the
xas kept off from the buildings. About
acres of woodland were burned over.
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